I, Tomoya Aki, am not a bootlicker

It can be said that there is an intentional push for this. The police want to establish their image, and UDI, as a coordinating party, can also benefit from it.

The reputation this time is much better than the last medical dispute.

Last time, the media portrayed UDI as the bad guy who sided with the hospital.

"Stirring up trouble is one of the greatest abilities of the media. Who knows why they come here? It's better to be careful. Even if you run into them, it's best not to say anything. It would be bad if you fall into their trap."

Director Yasuo Kamikura walked in and reminded everyone in the office.

Exaggerating and quoting things out of context are what the media is good at.

The topic of Mr. Kenji Kobayashi, a cancer patient, being instigated to agree to be killed by others attracted this group of hyenas who smelled blood.

As the saying goes, too much talk leads to mistakes. Although UDI has appeared in the public eye again this time, whether it is a good thing or not remains to be seen.

In short, being at the center of controversy is not always a good thing.

Seeing the director appear, Aki Tomoya went up to discuss the August schedule with him.

Because he had taken leave in July, his vacation time was reduced accordingly, and then the vacant space was used. Since it was a part-time job and he had never had any problems at work, the director agreed after I basically said it.

After all, it won't affect my part-time job and will make up for my attendance in July, so there is no reason not to agree.

It’s too harsh on part-time workers. What if they run away?

"It would be even better if I could get a part-time job..."

Director Yasuo Kamikura thought to himself, however, it is not easy to find someone as aware as Tomoya Aki.

I don’t even think about why I can’t find college students willing to come here part-time.

"Don't tell anyone about the shift schedule. Just keep it the same as before!"

Yasuo Kamikura reminded in a low voice.

It is difficult to take normal vacations for the two shifts at UDI, but part-time workers can come to work and leave on time, and they can also arrange their shifts properly.

It’s so infuriating to say it out loud.

But there is no way, a part-time job is a part-time job. You can't even go to work on time, get off work on time, or take normal vacations. This hourly wage can really retain someone, especially a student from the University of Tokyo.

What's rare is that no body was sent to UDI today. Aki Tomoya and Sakamoto Makoto were doing histopathology work in the laboratory, completing the unfinished report.

"With Aki-kun's help, I think I can continue to stay in UDI."

Makoto Sakamoto had to endure a lot of pressure here because of the Nakadō Kei. Once, by chance, Tomoya Aki heard the Nakadō Kei shout "bastard". After being scared away, this person silently wrote it down in his little notebook.

While he wanted to complain about this kind of notebook-keeping behavior, he also felt that he couldn't afford to offend Zhongtang Xi's hot temper, which could be expressed in various ways as "hateful" and "bastard".

Later in the afternoon, when he got off work on time and walked out of the research institute, there were still quite a few reporters outside.

Akito Tomoya ignored them and walked away, but the reporters had obviously been waiting for a long time. When they saw someone coming out of the research institute, they immediately surrounded them.

"not good……"

What a troublesome feeling.

This group of reporters was like flies, which could not be swatted away no matter how hard you tried. For the first time, he felt that it was not good to be the first one to leave the institute on time every afternoon.

"Excuse me……"

"UDI Research Institute, part-time job, 19 years old, student, please code me, thank you!"

Just asking, what do you want to ask?

Being blocked by a group of reporters, Akito Tomoya didn't think this was a good thing.

Even if you don't want to be questioned, as long as you speak, there is no guarantee that they will use it.

It’s okay to have conscientious journalists, but I’m afraid of encountering conscientious journalists and unscrupulous media.

"Excuse me, what do you think about the Xiaolin dismemberment case?"

It turned out to be this incident. I haven’t paid much attention to the news recently. I thought it would be good if the real murderer was found. It turns out that it has already attracted social attention.

And this group of people obviously don't want to leave unless they get something exciting and eye-catching.

Then just play with them.

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Chapter 208 Mom, I’m on TV (1/?)

When facing reporters, you should act calm and indifferent, looking down on everything and treating everything in your sight as insignificant.

To put it bluntly, two words: stay calm!

"The criminal instigated a seriously ill elderly man to agree to be killed, but the patient's family was under great financial pressure, and his cancer could not be cured at all, so he was just waiting to die. What do you think?"

Such questions can be asked. Do these stinky Japanese reporters like to take advantage of others’ misfortunes?

It's your turn to die!

But to be honest, this kind of question is not easy to answer. If there is any mistake, it will be taken out of context and then hyped up.

It’s hard to say what stigma UDI will be given by then.

The so-called rumor-mongering is to open your mouth and refute the rumors.

"I don't really understand either. Uncle, you are very knowledgeable. What would you think if it were you?"

"Hehe, I'm asking you."

"I'm only 19 years old and I'm just a part-timer. How can I possibly know so much? And did you blur my face? I don't agree to appear in person. I'm not an adult yet."

Just pretend to be pure.

Tomoya Aki imagined himself as a newbie who knew nothing.

But at the same time, he also understood that if there was hope for life and someone to care about, no one wanted to die.

The medical representative was truly a beast for instigating an old man on the verge of despair.

But, on the other hand...

He would rather ask these Japanese reporters, is the blood-stained steamed bun delicious?

In fact, we only need to look at one thing about this matter, which is the sentencing of the medical representative. I suggest that the media should first be socially killed.

There is also the company behind the medical representative, which will not only be sued by Mrs. Kobayashi and her daughter, but also by the hospital.

Are the medical representatives sent to hospitals by pharmaceutical companies instigating patients?

The hospital where Mr. Kobayashi worked must be furious. In this day and age, Japan's medical community is also troubled by the doctor-patient relationship. After this incident, should the hospital be held responsible for not noticing the unusual behavior of the medical representative?

If you don't want the conflict to break out on you, you have to divert it. The medical representative and the company behind the medical representative will be in trouble. All they have to do is wait for compensation and criticism.

Aki Tomoya pretended that he knew nothing, and the reporter was still giving him some kind of scientific advice, but it was so hilarious.

"From what you guys said, it seems the company behind that medical representative didn't take good care of its employees. You know, there are so many patients in the hospital."

Click, click, it came, as if I had been waiting for such a critical remark.

This is pretty much what he thought.

But this fire cannot be directed at the hospital, nor can it be blamed on UDI, and Mr. Kobayashi's family members must not be affected.

Thinking about the fact that Mrs. Kobayashi and others are still suing the company behind the pharmaceutical representative, it would be a good time to say what needs to be said.

"Is it the pharmaceutical company's fault? They didn't know who was who?"

"I don't know, but the doctor has done his best. Mrs. Kobayashi persevered to the end. The police solved the case quickly this time. We at UDI provided guidance. That's all I know. I'm just a part-time college student."

Did he say anything?

Anyway, let’s put the hospital and the bereaved family in a disadvantaged position first. It is a fact that the police solved the case quickly, it is a fact that UDI also made contributions, and it is also a “fact” that he is just a college student who knows nothing.

When facing these annoying flies, you need to figure out who you should speak for and who you shouldn’t speak for.

Those who can be offended and those who should not be offended...

"Excuse me, it's late, can I go now?"

"I have two more questions. Can you wait a moment?"

"I'm very busy. Not only do I have a part-time job, but I also have schoolwork. I'm just an ordinary part-time worker and I don't know much. Goodbye!"

"Wait, which university are you from?"

"The University of Tokyo."

……

What is it like to be on TV?

Can I proudly tell my mother that...

"Mom, I'm on TV?"

That's impossible. My parents are on business trips. Would I have to go all the way to Hokkaido to tell them?

But he still saw the photos of himself with censored footage.

A lot of words were cut out, and what's left is the statement that the company didn't seem to be taking good care of its employees, and the subsequent comments about the doctor, Mrs. Kobayashi, the police, and UDI's position in this case.

There is a small description in the lower right corner: "Tohoku University student & UDI general part-time employee". It is obvious that the TV station wants people to focus on the identity of the former who expressed the insightful opinion, and the latter is not important.

"Luckily I didn't say anything bad about the hospital."

Unexpectedly, he was really released. Amaki Tomoya thought about it and felt that he should have done nothing wrong.

At least I didn't say anything bad about the hospital. The hospital will definitely not blame UDI, but they are also being watched by the media.

It is very easy to cause trouble when it comes to supervision.

"It's OK that the real name is not mentioned, and it's OK that the face is blurred. It would be even better if the voice is changed."

I don’t know if I can help Mrs. Kobayashi with her lawsuit.

However, he heard that someone from the hospital helped to testify in court, saying that the patient was actually very optimistic and it was all instigated by others.

Because of this incident, the reputation of their hospital was affected, and even Mr. Kobayashi's attending physician and the nurse were verbally attacked.

The hospital and the patients are standing together this time, which is cause for celebration...

But there is always someone who is unlucky.

The pharmaceutical company is really unlucky this time, having hired such an employee. It won't be easy for them to distance themselves from the matter, as neither the hospital nor the bereaved family will agree.

"You're on TV, Renye!"

On line, Eriri sent a message.

He was surprised to find that this person also watched TV?

Isn't it watching animation?

When I asked him, I found out that it was Sayuri Sawamura who told Eriri.

This made Aki Tomoya sigh, what a coincidence.

Although the face has been blurred, the voice has not been modified, and those who can recognize it can still recognize it.

Then for him, being on TV is actually no big deal.

Just don't get into trouble. I said a few words for the hospital, UDI, and Mrs. Kobayashi out of kindness, but sometimes, kindness can also bring trouble.

Thinking of this, I felt a little panicked for some reason.

But it turned out that once the storm died down, it was not a big deal at all, people always forget things.

"An Yi-kun, you must maintain the demeanor of a Dongda University student!"

Majima, who was at the same time, expressed his approval.

It didn't surprise him that this person paid attention to social current affairs.

"You have time to pay attention to these things, Mashima-kun."

"It was my father. He mentioned this incident. The director of that hospital was a colleague of his. The hospital was also responsible for the poor supervision this time. If it was caught by the media, there would be big problems. My father also said that the director should thank a student from the University of Tokyo for bringing the fire to the pharmaceutical company."

As it turned out, that company was indeed unlucky.

Chapter 209 I feel like you are tricking me (2/?)